Bird flu case in western Japan

Bird flu case in western Japan

Officials in protective suits hold a sign saying "Keep out" at a poultry farm in Higashikagawa in Kagawa Prefecture, western Japan, on Nov. 8, 2020, as they investigate a suspected bird flu case.

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